The Summit Of Asheville Homes for Sale
9 homesCommunity Highlights
- Long-range mountain views
- Gated mountain setting
- Underground utilities and fiber internet
- Large acreage homesites
- Paved access on select lots
* Based on what we noticed in listing details.
Architecture & Style
- Paved Access
- Underground Power
- Fiber Internet
- Large Acreage Parcels
- Private Building Sites
- Driveway Improvements On Select Lots
- Guest House Potential On Select Lots
* Based on what we noticed in listing details.
Location & Proximity
Western North Carolina mountains, near Asheville and Waynesville
- I-40
- Downtown Asheville
- Waynesville
- Asheville Regional Airport
- Blue Ridge Parkway
* Based on what we noticed in listing details.
Lots and Land in The Summit Of Asheville
First Impressions
The Summit of Asheville reads like a true mountain escape: gated, elevated, and set high above the everyday pace of Canton. The lots here are large by design, with many parcels stretching 10 acres or more, and the setting is defined by long-range views, forested slopes, and a sense of space that’s hard to miss. Several homesites sit on paved roads with underground utilities already in place, which gives the community a more polished feel than a typical raw-land enclave. At roughly 3,500 feet in elevation, the landscape opens up to layered mountain vistas, sunrise-to-sunset light, and a backdrop that changes with the season.
Home Styles & Community Feel
This is primarily a land community, so the appeal centers on what can be built rather than a finished housing stock. The lots are intended for single-family mountain residences, and some allow a primary home plus guest houses or an additional structure, depending on the parcel. That flexibility is part of the draw. A few sites already have driveways, culverts, or landing areas in place, while others offer flat or partially cleared building spots that make the planning process feel more approachable. The overall mood is private and spacious, with covenants that protect the character of the setting by limiting subdivision. Trails, streams, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife add to the mountain-living atmosphere without feeling overdeveloped.
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Market Trends
Buyers have more negotiating power. Properties may take longer to sell. There's typically room for negotiation on price.
Year-over-Year Comparison
Last 12 monthsRecently Sold Properties
| Property | Sold Date▼ | Sale Price↕ | DOM↕ | LP/SP↕ | Size↕ | $/SF↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() SOLD 986 High View Drive 46 | Nov 26 2024 | $185,000 | 301 | 86% | — | — |
1+ year gap in market activity | ||||||
![]() SOLD 9999 High Rock View Lane 52 | Feb 9 2023 | $143,500 | 246 | 93% | — | — |
Market Statistics
The The Summit Of Asheville real estate market shows buyer's market conditions. Homes typically sell within 301 days. With 6 active listings and 0 homes sold in the past year, Buyers have more negotiating power and time to decide.
Pricing
Median Price:$294,000
Average Price:$265,750
Property Details
Avg Bedrooms:4.0
Avg Bathrooms:3.0
Market Activity
Active Listings:6
Sold Last Year:0
Median Days to Sell:301 days
Community Info
Has HOA:No
Median Year Built:2025
New Construction:100%
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